The ten-triangle conjecture for acute spherical diangles
The ten-triangle conjecture for acute spherical diangles
An acute spherical diangle is a spherical diangle whose relevant angles are acute. A dissection is a subdivision into spherical triangles, and the triangles are acute when all their angles are acute.
Ten-triangle conjecture. Any dissection of an acute spherical diangle into acute spherical triangles requires at least ten triangles.
The paper proves a lower bound of nine triangles and does not establish whether ten is attainable as the minimum; proving this conjecture would strengthen the corresponding lower bound for gentile acute tetrahedra.
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Herman Haverkort, “No acute tetrahedron is an 8-reptile”, arXiv:1508.03773 (2018).
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